ventage UK
ˈvɛn.tɪdʒ
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Definition of ventage - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
musicRareUKsmall opening in an instrumentRareUK
  • He covered the ventage to change the note.
aperture hole vent
2.
recorderRareUKfinger hole in a recorderRareUK
  • She placed her finger over the ventage to play a C note.
aperture hole opening
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Images of ventage

  • ventage: small opening in an instrument
    small opening in an instrument

Origin of ventage

French, vent (wind) + age (suffix)

Examples of ventage in a sentence

  • Dust clogged the ventage, affecting the instrument's tone.
  • The musician carefully covered the ventage to change notes.
  • Each ventage on the recorder must be used precisely.

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  1. French:ouverture, trou, ...
  2. German:Öffnung, Grifflöcher, ...
  3. Italian:foro, ...
  4. Spanish:orificio, agujero, ...
  5. Portuguese:abertura, ...
  6. Chinese:小孔, 指孔, ...
  7. Japanese:ベント, 指穴, ...
  8. Arabic:ثُقْب, ثُقْب الأُصْبُع, ...
  9. Hebrew:פֶּתַח, נְקֵב אֶצְבַּע, ...
  10. Russian:отверстие, вентиль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вентиль, отвор, ...
  12. Hindi:वेंटेज, छेद, ...
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